74 Comments on “One down, one to go”

  1. Very pretty. I’ve gotten as far as downloading the pattern. Have a pair of felted mitts on the needles for my DD to finish first.
    Posted by: Gabrielle

  5. Very pretty. I’ve gotten as far as downloading the pattern. Have a pair of felted mitts on the needles for my DD to finish first.
    Posted by: Gabrielle

  9. Beautiful! I love those colors…I’m about 3/4 done with my first one!
    Posted by: Carrie

  10. It is beautiful! I haven’t had the urge to knit mittens in a while, but these are just so spectacular!
    Posted by: Anne-Caroline

  14. Beautiful! I love those colors…I’m about 3/4 done with my first one!
    Posted by: Carrie

  15. It is beautiful! I haven’t had the urge to knit mittens in a while, but these are just so spectacular!
    Posted by: Anne-Caroline

  19. Beautiful! Doesn’t everyone need mittens that match their blog? 🙂
    Posted by: Julie

  21. Just lovely, and ou’re so color-coordinated! 🙂 I love the way the subtle color changes in the yarn work with the pattern.
    Posted by: Amy

  22. What a gorgeous mitten! I can’t believe that you managed to do that while looking after a baby.
    Posted by: Adriana

  23. They look fiery rather than smoky. I’ll bet they’ll keep you warm.
    Posted by: LaurieM

  25. Beautiful! Doesn’t everyone need mittens that match their blog? 🙂
    Posted by: Julie

  27. Just lovely, and ou’re so color-coordinated! 🙂 I love the way the subtle color changes in the yarn work with the pattern.
    Posted by: Amy

  28. What a gorgeous mitten! I can’t believe that you managed to do that while looking after a baby.
    Posted by: Adriana

  29. They look fiery rather than smoky. I’ll bet they’ll keep you warm.
    Posted by: LaurieM

  33. Beautiful! Great color choices. I just finished one of those myself. I had problems with the cuff being too tight from the stranded knitting there. I didn’t do the tubular cast on; did you? Do you think it makes a difference?
    Posted by: Nancy

  34. Stop it. I will not be distracted from my current project no matter how very, very nice those mittens look.
    Back off, cupcake.
    Posted by: Stephanie

  35. Cair, they’re gorgeous! I love the way the colours glow.
    Posted by: Pigwotknits

  36. D’oh, can’t spell. Or type. One or the other.
    Posted by: Pigwotknits

  39. Beautiful! Great color choices. I just finished one of those myself. I had problems with the cuff being too tight from the stranded knitting there. I didn’t do the tubular cast on; did you? Do you think it makes a difference?
    Posted by: Nancy

  40. Stop it. I will not be distracted from my current project no matter how very, very nice those mittens look.
    Back off, cupcake.
    Posted by: Stephanie

  41. Cair, they’re gorgeous! I love the way the colours glow.
    Posted by: Pigwotknits

  42. D’oh, can’t spell. Or type. One or the other.
    Posted by: Pigwotknits

  43. I wrote to you a long time ago asking advice about the cape from vogue knitting in Blue sky alpaca. Maybe it was around last November, whenever the NYFA applications are due. Did you ever finish it? I never did. I see it dropped off your on hold list. I gave up on mine a while ago . I now have six month old twins. I started before I knew I was preggers and during my pregnancy I couldn’t knit at all. I’m knitting a lot now but I just can’t make myself work on that cape thing. I’m also not convinced it will even fit. The only other blogger who seemed to be working on it, Purl side of the moon, also never posted more than once about it. Was anyone able to complete this project?
    Posted by: Miss Mildred

  47. Pretty!
    Don’t tempt me with new projects. I’m full up.
    Posted by: Jessica

  48. I wrote to you a long time ago asking advice about the cape from vogue knitting in Blue sky alpaca. Maybe it was around last November, whenever the NYFA applications are due. Did you ever finish it? I never did. I see it dropped off your on hold list. I gave up on mine a while ago . I now have six month old twins. I started before I knew I was preggers and during my pregnancy I couldn’t knit at all. I’m knitting a lot now but I just can’t make myself work on that cape thing. I’m also not convinced it will even fit. The only other blogger who seemed to be working on it, Purl side of the moon, also never posted more than once about it. Was anyone able to complete this project?
    Posted by: Miss Mildred

  52. Pretty!
    Don’t tempt me with new projects. I’m full up.
    Posted by: Jessica

  53. pretty purdy. so pleasing to the eye after that horrific STR from the previous post! 🙂
    Posted by: carolyn

  54. Wow! Those colors! They are very-Cari. And yes, they do match your blog! Haha.

    Great work!
    Posted by: TheSteph

  58. So inspiring. I want to do some colorwork mitts someday….Love the fiery colors.
    Posted by: Kim

  59. pretty purdy. so pleasing to the eye after that horrific STR from the previous post! 🙂
    Posted by: carolyn

  60. Wow! Those colors! They are very-Cari. And yes, they do match your blog! Haha.

    Great work!
    Posted by: TheSteph

  64. So inspiring. I want to do some colorwork mitts someday….Love the fiery colors.
    Posted by: Kim

  66. WOW. Those are gorgeous. I just made my first attempt at stranded knitting, and after this I think I’ll just go pluck my eyelashes out with hot tweezers whenever I get the urge for colorwork. It would be less annoying. How do you DO that and not go insane? Sigh…clearly I am not cut out to be a Knitter with a capital K. So sad.
    Posted by: Steph Bolinger

  71. WOW. Those are gorgeous. I just made my first attempt at stranded knitting, and after this I think I’ll just go pluck my eyelashes out with hot tweezers whenever I get the urge for colorwork. It would be less annoying. How do you DO that and not go insane? Sigh…clearly I am not cut out to be a Knitter with a capital K. So sad.
    Posted by: Steph Bolinger